Heroin

For many families who've lost loved ones to heroin and other illegal drugs, this may be a small amount of justice: Someone who sold the fatal dose of drugs is being held responsible.

A Little Egg Harbor Township man became unconscious and crashed his car in Atlantic City. Police, Fire, and emergency personnel quickly determined he had been using heroin, and used Narcan to revive him at the accident scene.

A wanted flyer, distributed to Atlantic City Police Officers earlier this week, led to the arrest of a Mays Landing man Wednesday afternoon.

Cape May County is fighting back against its opioid abuse epidemic that places the county third-worst in the state.

New data shows overdose deaths are skyrocketing in the Garden State.

Two New Jersey men stopped on I-80 in Nebraska were found to have 118 pounds of fentanyl in their car, or enough to kill 26 million people.

An Atlantic City man is facing a list of charges after police allegedly found him to be in possession of over 3,300 bags of heroin.

The League of Women Voters of Atlantic County are hosting an educational event, looking to put an end to the opioid crisis in our area.

Three men from Toms River who had been working in the area were found dead in a South Jersey hotel.

Prosecutors in Atlantic County have charged 11 suspects in connection to the fentanyl overdose deaths of three New Jersey residents.

Two separate investigations have resulted in four people arrested on heroin charges in Atlantic and Cape May Counties.

The Partnership for a Drug Free New Jersey survey finds a majority of New Jersey residents are not very concerned about the dangers of prescription opioids.